Barcelona president: Historic win 'will be remembered forever'
It's a night that will never be forgotten. Not by anyone in Catalonia - or Paris, for that matter - and not by anyone in world football.
Barcelona became the first team in Champions League history to overcome a four-goal deficit from the opening leg of a knockout tie, scoring six times to complete the greatest comeback in the tournament's history on Wednesday; Sergi Roberto's 95th-minute goal clinched the epic fightback, as the Blaugrana claimed a breathless 6-5 aggregate triumph over Paris Saint-Germain at the Camp Nou.
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"This is a historic achievement that will be remembered forever," Barcelona president Josep Maria Bartomeu said after the match.
It most certainly will.
🔊 Bartomeu: "This will give us more energy in the Champions League." 🔴🔵 #ForçaBarça
— FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) March 8, 2017
The rest of the field, presumably under the assumption that Barcelona was going out of the competition, now likely feels a little less confident of their chances to hoist the trophy.